We love MATLAB and we also have many other interests, too. Today's guest blogger, Toshi Takeuchi, found an interesting way to combine his passion for MATLAB with one of his interests, Argentine Tango!... read more >>

Today I'd like to introduce guest blogger Brett Shoelson. Some of you may know Brett through his File Exchange submissions, or through his involvement with the Pick of the Week blog, or from occasional guest posts on Steve’s blog on image processing.... read more >>

Today's post is by Sean de Wolski and me. We spent a few days this week at training for the start of the year, held in a Sheraton hotel.... read more >>

I just read the latest post on Steve Eddins image processing blog. I recommend you read it too. It discusses how to count objects in an image without introducing bias. It would be easy to count all the blobs you see, including partial ones cut by the border. But that would be an overestimate. So how do we get a better estimate?... read more >>

Guest blogger, Kelly Luetkemeyer, who is a Mapping Toolbox software developer at The MathWorks, returns with another article about using and analyzing data obtained from a Web Map Service (WMS) server. ... read more >>

Today I'd like to introduce a guest blogger, Kelly Luetkemeyer, who is a Mapping Toolbox software developer at The MathWorks. Kelly was the lead developer on the project to incorporate Web Map Service (WMS) into the Mapping Toolbox. ... read more >>

I recently noticed this new submission on the File Exchange by none other than one of the prolific newsgroup contributors, Image Analyst. Being a fan of puzzles myself, I was delighted to see the use of image processing to solve some mazes. ... read more >>

Note the date, folks. I am using this excuse to be a bit light-hearted today. I saw the following quote on someone's door here at MathWorks. ... read more >>

Today I’d like to introduce a guest blogger, Matt, who is consultant over in The MathWorks UK. Some of you may have come across his customer projects and series of demos on using MATLAB in Physics. He’s going to talk about an... read more >>

I wanted to point out to all of you interested in Fourier transforms that Steve is in the midst of posting a collection of wisdom on this topic. Discussions talk about nomenclature, discrete vs. continuous transforms, normalization, and more. You'd be well served... read more >>